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Let's Get Ready Together

Let's Get Ready Together

Fantasy. Anxiety. Pabst Blue Ribbon. It's freshman year of college. Three 18-year-old girls head off to New England, cry saying goodbye to their moms, and fall madly and platonically in love with each other. Until a hate crime happens on campus--suddenly shedding light on their vast differences and how unprepared they are to handle them. Big-hearted and searingly funny, Let's Get Ready Together exposes the raw vulnerability of female friendships forged on the brink of adulthood.

Written by Lizzie Stern
Directed by Lily Riopelle
Co-Produced by Maya Davis and Erin Mizer Helton

Featuring: Ruth Aguilar*, Shauna Bloom*, Marieta Carrero, Arielle Goldman*, Rachel B. Joyce, Dawn McGee*, Andrea Negrete*.

Scenic Design: Cate McCrea
Costume Design: Nicole Slaven
Lighting Design: Cha See
Sound Design: Valentine Monfeuga
Production Stage Manager: Hanako Rodriguez
Assistant Director: Renee Yeong

LIZZIE STERN (Playwright) is a playwright and dramaturg in New York. Her plays include Williamsburg (The Hearth, Dixon Place), Don't make yourself crazy (Two Headed Rep), a new adaptation of The Cherry Orchard (New Brooklyn Theatre in Istanbul), Get Life, Homegoing, and several others produced or developed at The Tank, South Oxford Space, Vassar Powerhouse, and Williams College. She studied Theater, English, and Middle Eastern Studies at Williams College. She works in the Literary Department at Playwrights Horizons. lizziestern.com

LILY RIOPELLE (Director) is a New York based theatre director whose work ranges from reinterpretations of classic texts to first productions of new plays. She is a founder and co-Artistic Director of Two Headed Rep, a company that produces new and canonical plays side by side. She studied Theatre and Computer Science at Williams College, is an alumna of the National Theatre Institute's Advanced Directing Program, and a 2017/2018 Clubbed Thumb Directing Fellow. lilyriopelle.com

*Equity Member appearing with permission of Actors' Equity Association without benefit of an Equity contract in this Off-Off Broadway production.